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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-22

Useful Holiday Presents. Lud-
lows Pharmacy, S. East Main St.,
headquarters for everything exqui-
site in Perfumery, Soaps, Toilet Ar
ticles, Face Powders, Brushes, Man.
icure Tools, etc., at popular prices.
lohmeyer's Cigars speciality.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-22
MONEY TOlOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-In sums to suit, on nrsl
u mortgage and good commercial paper
Call and see US. Room No. !. Lagonda Bank
building. George II. Coles 4 Son.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-22
FOR SALE.

EoR SALE-A Wonderful Bargain. I have q
L tract Of Z. us acres Of pine aud oak land In
southeastt q Missouri. will average from e.000
70 l3.O00 feet per acre. which l am authorized
20 oner, for ten days only. At IS cents per acre.
Title perfect; complete abstract furnished;
NJ swamp. W. X. Linn, 46 Atcrde. 30lt
DOR SALE Horse. buggy and harness: for
y further particulars. address or inquire At
MOI north Spring street. city. 3,la
TOR SALE-Excellent soft csai base burner.
uaa only this fall ana fully ~ good -
new; viii sell cheap; address Box S05. city
postof1ce. 30l
EOR eALE-Une good base burner. one cook
i stove and one tHo-buruer gasoline stove.
Call 1t l35 South Plum street. 29sbs
EOR SALs-Farm.-Fortya acres Of good land
i good barn. house o! six rooms. and other
out buildings. A never failing well Of water
Situated six miles south Of Springfield. In
Suire on the premises Of c. X. Funston. 2x5mts
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-12-22
LOST

I 0ST-Biack dress waist. between York and
~ East on Clifton street: finder please leave
Il at new house In rear Of DIR. Cerau's. 3Ola
I OST-BufAlo robe, unlined; lost the in
II tersecticn OF Murray street and Chestnut
avenue; finder leave At Nelson's blacksm NTH
shop. west Main street. and receive reward.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
From Waltham.

WALTuAM. Feb. 1.-THE roads are now
almost impossible, and the girls are begin,
ming TO feel very lonesome.
Mrs, Archie Currier Is dangerously III.
James Mccartney, one of La Sales police
men, was the guest Of Judge Kinnegar and
family on Saturday and Sunday last.
John Edgecomb one of the most accom-.
plished young men of Waltham, intends
starting singing class In few days and
We trust he will meet with better success
than the late singing master from Ottawa.
The dance at VIM. O'Donnell's ON Fri.
day evening last was a grand success. The
music was furnished by Messrs. Fogarty
and Pillion. All present had very pleas
ant time. Among the many couples pres
ent could be seen Mr.. VIM. Connolly and
bride.
Your correspondent and many others are
much pleased 10 see the smiling face of
Daniel Muir around once more.
The directors of school district No. are
Dragging of having the best managed
school this winter that they have had for
the past twelve years. and not because they
are the directors, either; but because Miss
Josie Heating Is teaching the school, aud
she thoroughly understands her business.
They have agreed to pay her $45 per month
for one year IL she will only consent TO
continue teaching. .# H..se 4etfa.
Wesley Matt, of Chicago, was the CUES,
Of our Wal,ham belle for the past few
days. razz "a 1- RANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

BuI L. X S''n ~, ning OUT Their g"M
M cost, ~ they will 20 out OF business. j
G. will leave W., 10 resume the practice OF
law. May fortune favor you, q.
James Geary, OF Marcus, lava, was th,
guest Of Mr.. John Ryan Friday.
John Summers l. home from Nebraska,
where he has ue-n the few years past We
are GLAD u see John In Allen once more,
even If but for a short time.
Mr.. G. Z. Brady spent several days In o.
taws recently,
On Tuesday two OF the lucky young men
will be content TO sing, "Oh, come to my
arms Katie, darling; bid the Brookfield
boys good bye"
Mr.. McVicker received $4,000 for his
farm, instead Of $500, AS your typo put 1t
last week.
One of our young ladies thinks Ottawa
Just the place 10 buy dress goods And 81
say we, especially the kind that Is so eften
bought shortly before Lent.
Miss Jennie Ryan spent Sunday In your
city, the guest Of Miss Katie Sinnott.
SCRiPTOR,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
From Lostant,

LosrANT, Feb. Is, lSS6.-The Temper
ance Dramatic Society held an entertain
ment at Osgoods Hall Tuesday night, as
sisted 10y the Lostant Orchestry A Ruble,
Cornet!st; Julia Atwood, pianaist and Prof.
SChaihly vlOlinist and leader and by good
judges II was pronounced the best enter
tainment given in Lostant for many year.
There has been three car loads o. b. r,es
purchased In this vacinity within the last
two weeks.
Hon Joshua Mills from near Mt. Pal.
atine returned from Springfield Tues Law
where he has been in the interest of p,O
hibition.
II is reported az fact that Clark got the
mitten Sunday night and feels all broken
up, while Elmer has wore big smile all
the week.
Barbury, daughter of VIM. Phibson was
married 10 VIM. Grange last Tuesday. The
parents of both bride and groom are large
farmers In this neighborhood and much
respected, and the youngsters, as they start
out In u new life have the best wishes of
all.
Terry Heron, who purchased section
of land last summer In Kansas and has
been spending the fall and winter there.
returned last Friday.
Julia Atwood started Tuesday for Mich.
igan, to visit her grandfather and grand.
mother Atwood.
The fair commenced at the stone church
In the German settlement Monday. AL
though the roads and weather was unfayor.
able there WAS large attendance and the
week will long be remembered by the cit.
liens there.
Rev. Mr. Baskerville of Evanston has
been appointed 10 take the place of Rev.
Mr. Eigmes. Mr. b. preached discourse
last Sunday evening on the different ways
TO peace and happiness, both temporal and
spiritual. II Is seldom that one hears such
An eloquent, lucid and practical sermon,
particularly If the Preacher Is a young
man. The reverend gentleman had but
one fault TO find, and that was the singing.
lie suggested that each member of the
choir sing as though he had TO do all the
singing alone; that the books be passed
around, and that the mem bers of the con.
grega'ion sang as though they belonged t.
the choir.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
From Farm Ridge.

FARM RIDGE, Feb. 14lh.-Mr and Mrs
Clint Capen are preparinr TO go to house
keeping. They are going to live on the
SchoonOver farm, in Nermillion.
The dance that WAS TO he held at the
Seminary, last Friday evening, was post.
poned on account of the weather
Charley Valley is now Clerking for f.
Coles
VIM. Bedford will have his sale mex,
Thursday. Mr.. Bedford intends moving to
Grand Ridge.
Albert l.. Rowland will soon move to
Kansas.
}. W. Crosby has built black smith
shop,
Il fIampsen will move on his fathers
farm on the Let Of March. Mr.. John Simp.
son will move on the Bedford place at the
same time
The exhibition given by the Lowe Ora.
matte troupe, at the Seminary, was we'll
attended. SCRIBE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
From Ophir.

OPHIR, Feb l5gn Since my las, letter
the water famine has been broken, and
water Is as plenty Ms need be, Ir creeks
have been on n rampage. The Narmllll u
took away about 20 feet Of Mr.. M-inhtrts
mill, rendering the water power useless,
Mr.. Meinhart will DIX the dam as soon ~
possible.
Mrs " allace had Frank Reed arrested
last week for cruelty ~ animals, he wing
abused hog The SUIT cam. III before
5 2uire wilkins, and Mr.. Reed was found
guilty and fined IS 90 and costs Aa appeal
was taken.
Peter Coleman, formerly Troy Grove
resident, but now living south OF La Sale,
WAS In town last week shaking hands with
his many friends.
Harry u 'rn and Sam Grant are the bus,
wood choppers OF Ophir
The concert at Triumph was fi,t fail.
ure, ewing 10 the Indictment weather The
one In Homer Was a success, financially
and otherwise.
AL Burris will work for Mr.. Mcpherson
Al. has a good boss, and Mr. McPherS N
has secured COED man.
The dance given by The band boys was a
success Not 80 large crowd as formerly,
hut enough 10 have n good time. Tue
weather WAS horrid, and country folks
could not attend
Elmer Stephenson, fr IN Lincoln, Neh,
spent two weeks at home resting He Is
in the real estate, loan and insurance bu,
mess and Is making success of II.
The Masonic hail l. u,ving new roof
put on. Chester Mclaughlin is the one
that Is dong tue "'TK, AMI liz is makluga
good job, as he usually does
Charlie now has no mUuSHChe The
barber took II of and John the fox paid
for II.
sam Cir mt has taken up his residence
with A Mclntire, where he has hired tor
year.
Allen Gift gees to Kansas soon to look
up fam.
Jack Mitchell has gone TO Iowa to spend
the summer.
Nike Cnrrigin has msved to Kansas, &C.
by James NuOnan.
John Blanchard will work at James
Mitchel's and Tom Galloway at II. Nc.
Nally's this season
Mr. kraus,e spent part Of the week at
Chicago. Look out for big pile of new
goods
win Charlie Of Troy Grove lie, Pedro
know who he isg PEDRO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

800.

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that they offer one hundred dollars for any
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
From Ransom

Est,OM, Feb. lG.-Mr. VIM. Colder, of
Scritner, Nebraska, was In town a few
day Il last week.
Mi May Felllngham, of Verona, visited
AZ VI Nm. Cochran's last week.
bt hcFarlane came home from City
Liniitr yesterday, where he was working.
Vile shipping cattle to Chicago over
the road, Monday, Mr. William Baker
had eg broken. He was taken to Strea
tor. here he now Is.
swan Thorson died NJ his home In Nor
RE saturday. He worked on the railroad
at til, place nearly four years, and Was
gOcC, 51nest old man
M Wm. Mckay, Of Dsnville, n. Y, is
visiting at his sons, In the village Thisis
Mr. sc's first visit TO Ransom, and he Is
wei leased with the place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

Americans are breaking down under Ugh
pressure application TO business and duties
NJ the desk they are losing nerve force.
DIR. Jones Red Glover Tonic restores lost
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hence, curing all diseases Of the stomach.
liver and kidneys. +. 7 Grigg' will supply
the genuine Red Glover Tonic at 50 cents a
bottle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
From Grand Ridge.

GRAND RiDdE, Feb. W. 'S7 The SHOWS
Of winter have passed away and everyone
Is enjoying the pleasure Of having plenty
of mud.
A. n. Funk WAS forced 10 resign his pc,
OF III health.
upon the subject Of the Good Templars, "
by Sir. G Is Finch. There has been n so,
ciety formed Of twenty. seven members,
and everything Is moving of with boom.
Arson Ellsworth, Esq has sold his late
residence, north of town, 10 Burt ilaysr
Mr. Ellsworth intends soon 10 move Ia Iowa
10 live He has been "A good citizen, an
uu!lInching Justice of the Peace" and
above all, Il staunrh democrat. We feel
safe in saying that he will he power in
his new sphere
Mira. Watson, who has been sick for
some time, Is now better
Miss Lille Smson has just returned from
a short visit In Tonica.
Mr. and Mrs James Black have been
visiting friends In Iowa, lately, They re-.
port fine s,eighing there when they left.
Since our last, the principal social event
WAS the marriage oi Mr. j Wakey and
Miss Emma Woodward. II Is needless 10
say that the whole affair was conducted In
n royal manner.
The revival meetings have now closed
In the town, but Rev +, A Afford Is con
Quoting one Ia the old n. f. church on the
hill
Valentines day passed of all right and
everybody kept Ia a fine humor, except
those of US who failed To receive one nf
those comical ones and OF course We felt
gloomy on account of the slight y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

WALLACE, Feb. 18th, 1897 John Burke
is visiting friends and relatives southeast
of StreatOr.
Town Clerk Geo. Flosey was the guest
of Miss Jennie Quinn, last SUNDAY.
VIII Butler on going To and fro from
Ottawa, stops in at the school house very
often.
Tommie Thompson and frankie Thorn
are seen going mile and half from
home once or twice a week, after dark,
hunting VIII Corragan, probably.
Tim. Curtin has taken Tom In as part
ner In the butcher business. Tom Is IA
splendid carver, Orders left AT Tim. Cur.
tins promptly tllled. The boys ought 10
be we'll patrnLi2ed.
viii Connolly says he Is not going 10
leave his house vacant much longer. Wish
some more of the old bucks that have va
cant houses would say the same.
James Nangle says he could get along
just AS we'll without such heavy rainfall
at once, and will prove that wa are to have
more rain for the time 20 come, than in the
past. Jim, ~ an astronomer and astrol ger,
is developing iuto extraordinary power.
Geo, GOhan, Jim O'DOnnel Tommy
CorCoran, jno. Pillion, Frank Fogarty and
Squire O'DOnnell are seen vending their
way through the various roads of Ophir
quite often. Tommy saws if Wallace does
not get even with Dphir, II Is because the
rest Of them do not know how To play their
cards fine enough. He says he always
holds beautiful hand in that town.
RAMBLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
IAN BIER

The people AS mass seldom make mis-
axes This accounts for the large demand
Tor DR. Bigelow's Positive Cough Cure. 1t
has gwen such perfect satisfaction that some
druggists offer an imitation on which they
make larger profit. Beware of both the
imitation and the druggist, both will cheat
you. The genuineis sold by + T. Griggs aud
will promptly and safely cure coughs, colds,
and all throat and lung diseases. Price SOC
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
Vicinity Items.

BUT 8lrritt has been appointed post
n 5ter At Eirlvlle, and we congratulate
hi on ais deserved promotion from the
hal duties Of deputy sheriff.
rhe Joliet Business Association numbers
l03 nen. and have $i0i In the treasury.
A Ford rOuuiy farmer has 2lj miles OF
drain tile
TAe olet Driving Park Association,
b tytug id up all outstanding indebted.
ness, tnd themselves able To declare div.
iiend o. ~ per cent, which when paid left
1 go -ti', in the treasury.
The ~ Gator hose cart must he daisy
90 70 4 took II fifteen minutes to run
three blocks towards fire the other morn.
Ing, bit IL came back in half that time
While telephones are decreasing In mum
bers 10 IA Sale, Peru, and other points
near Ottawa, have dwindled 20 one or two
at Prin, et0n and less than dozen AT Nor.
ris, We have one hundred and forty nine,
all In regular use.
On Monday number of Earl Posts
mrml eyS Of this city went 10 Rock Island
% attend the State Encampment, which
lasted al. week Among the excursionists
from Ottawa we're ID. A. Cook, ID. +. Hit,
T. G. Gibson, I. G. Fullerton, Ole X, Ole
son, Wight Adams, puuglas Hapemsn,
Matt Bailey, f. A Nattinger ID, Il. Snow
and NJ l'anifen.
5treatCr Is oyerrun with tramps, The
ftma "a. "A party OF tramps uele on
duty rgaIu last night stopping nearly every
que they net after the theater, begging for
something 10 eat"
La Sale Is veritlNly the "imperiil" city
Of "torgns" Every now anI then some
one + acid up or knocked down" 10y
70 ne q hat exceedingly Imsrnus and nc
tive cls-, Of her population. The last VIC
Tim was q son Of Alex MTller
Sprln- Valley il swarmiug With saloons
She ha Neny three IN full blast at $500
license
Mr. J. Brimhall of Newark, one Of
the Ode settlers Of that section, died last
week
A Lisbon man thus discoursea In the
York vide RroW of recent marriage In
Nurri- H.; The Morris justice tlat per.
formed tIe marriage ceremony for An OF
mws p.Cred man 10 weak minded pale
face Js'ifes himself with the declaration
that hi- office was 80 dark that he did not
see tie ace Of the bride elect We won.
der |. "a could examine the license with
such listing darkness, However, we do
MT llnue Il person for creeping ont of An
act thru regarded as Extensively unnatural
Ia IL ,nsummatlOn act that Is an out
rage against society, AMI crime against
hum unity that Is inesti nately repuguant 90
every ,ense of divine Instinct"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

BY ;Le treaty with England, OF 1917. We
can ave out one warship on the great
lakes But if fish mongers should plunge
Y, into var with England, Canadas canals
cOult run the lakes full of English gun.
boat, Oefore which all the great cities from
Butt ~ west would have no protection
0ther tban our one old wooden warship
unless he Times should send up the Will
pus Wsllipus. With the Hennepin ship
canal ~ could use our gun boats on the
lakes. This then Is, therefore. and imme-
dia't litary necessity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

The great robbery OF the Rock Island ex-
press car and the murder Of Nichols, the
messenger. near Morris some months ago is
At lat diyp'eng its secrets. Weeks ago one
Schwartz. brakeman on the train. was ar
rested AMI held for time in Chicago, but
a,rr iakcn 10 Morris The search then con.
tinUed for The rest Of the party, and on Sat.
urdny last Waists, the baggagenan OF the
tram, WIS arrested aud placed IN Jail His
arrest /, based on the statements made by
Mrs chgartz. She admitted 10 detective
hat she lad on several occasion. changed
$50 land 800 bills given her by her husbands
shat they formed part Of u package OF S7,'
900 he Lsj picked up in the baggage car
when he 'yok charge of II after the robbery.
This he had appropria ell TO his own use but
after he found he was watched he grew ner
yous and gave part of the sum TO u fiiend.
wheI Sob wartz in Jail was confronted by
this story aud by Mrs. Schwartz herself
asking hin in the Jail TO confess, he broke
down; sail he had found the moncy--in tn,
smoking car in a valice, however. and not in
The baggsgr ar,-as he returned to Chicago,
next morning having asked the privilege of
dou ling tack on the first train instead of
Va ting fos his regular run back next even.
ing lie said further he had burned one
package ~ $500 and given upwards Of 5000
10 . friend" for safe keeping. This friend
The detective finally after much coaxing,
Schvar,' ~ mit,ed TO be Watts; and told the
detective 20 ask Watts for them. Watts, Of
course, denicd all knowledge Of the money.
He was. however, arrested. the preliminary
examination being set for yesterday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

The best on earth can truly be said Of
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

The Ice gorge NJ Day on broke away On
Tuesday night, aud oil danger threatened by
il il happily over
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
Coffee Mil iihymes.
ny nlrMps,

4 f. male r0bber;-
Twas a woman who lived at Marseilles;
or "nose wpes" she stole sev'ral bales,
Mems pockets she pick
Nor leave EN- " nick"
So they Langei her for robbing the males
TN beer;--
A lassie chewed gum at Sc ma ca,
Her lover asked her "if she'd take
Small glass Of beer!'
She sail, Eyes, nv dear.
For my pledge, it got busted las, payday
On bust
A fellow l,sfed round at Ukits,
Who hankcred to see big city;
lie amtled up here;
Got tangled on beer,
Aud they jugged him without any pity,
On ohstinscy;-
would speak Of girl they call Sarah;
Her conduct was dreadful contrarah.
She had a red head,
Wouldn't sleep in bed,
But "sovj4ci" standing up on the prairah.
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}Uarrird.
OTTA WA NARkkrS.

ny Rev Or. Frederick, Mr.. EDw. J. VERNON 10
Misc ADELAIDE BkSUlT, al Dayton, on Thursday,
liz.
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OCEAN TICK ETS. s s,S Line. of at
lowest prices, Or, J. o HARRIS q son
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

limited % any one locality hut extending ten DIFF
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bargains 10 Offer,
We are the pioneers In this line have Travelled many
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Persons desiring To purchase either city property.
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md 10 their interest To call on b, fore buying
Jan2yu DIR j. HARRIS & son
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From w allace.

WALLACE, Feb. lilh, 'S7.--The roads are
getting good regardless Of the bad weather.
William Connolly is going TO cross the
matrimonial line.
Mike Trenary was the guest OF the Judge
last Sunday.
win O'Donnell was the guest Of Miss
Katie Carey, of Wal'ham, last Sunday.
Ed O'Vinnell Is still =, ing west
RIl ert Carr was the guest OF Judge Pill
lion last Sunday. RANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19

The grain prices cover whole range ~ market, from
warehouse prices {" prices paid for odd 10 IDS for fue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-02-19
TWOCHOICEFARMShh s,s

chch, IN Lylngsiun uunty, lll u be- ii AT sacr
nce separated, ortogcther as owner cannot give them
his pei -Ona atte .iOn
These farms are choice prairie land, cd hedges all
around cruss fenced, veil TILED two conf rt,ble dwell
ineS, barns cribs orchards excellent water IN abund
snoe Only nfy rods 10 school house, three churche,
and two X Il, stations Dir. j. q HARRIS a son.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-30
LEGAL SALES.


OFFICE SHERIFF OF CRY COURT OF SAVANNAH,
August 1st, 1887.
I Under and by virtue of an execution issuing
u out Of the honorable the City Court Of
Savannah, at the July term thereof, in favor Of
THE SAVANNAH REAL ESTATE COMPANY
and against PHOEBE ANN HARVEY, I have
levied on the following property as the property
of said PHOEBE ANN HARVEY, to-wit: All
that lot, tract or parcel of land situate. lying
and being in said county aud State, and known
as subdivision &C" of lots forty-four and forty.
five "a and 45) Middle Oglethorpe ward, said
subdivision 'C'' fronting twenty eight feet eight
inches on Lumber street and running back
ninety feet, together with all and singular The
hereditaments, rights, members and appurte
navces 20 the same belonging, or in anywise
appertaining.
And | viii sell the same before the Court
House door, in Chatham county, on the FIRST
TUESDAY, being the 9th day of September
next between the legal hours OF sale, TO satisfy
said execution. Property pointed out by plain
tits attorney; person In possession, being de
PENDANT, notified Of levy.
L. l.. GOODWIN Sheriff C. G s.